LiveRem is a flexible platform designed to support a wide range of salary benchmarking and HR workflows. To ensure secure and efficient use of the system, access is managed through three primary user roles: Admin, Team, and Integration.
Understanding these roles will help you assign the right level of access to each user and keep your organisation running smoothly.
Admin Role
Who They Are: Admins are the super users of LiveRem and have the highest level of access. They are responsible for managing and configuring the platform.
What They Can Do:
Full system access - Configure and customise all areas of the platform
User management - Add, remove, and manage user roles and permissions
Audit and compliance - Access audit logs and compliance-related information
Financial oversight - Manage payroll processes, benefits, and related integrations
Team Role
Who They Are: Team members are users with access limited to the areas relevant to their role within the organisation.
What They Can Do:
Limited Access - View and interact only with the data and tools they need.
Collaboration - They can work within teams, share documents, and communicate through LiveRem’s collaborative channels.
Task Management - Team members can manage tasks and workflows assigned to them or their team.
Integration Role
Who They Are: Users with the Integration role specialize in connecting and maintaining the seamless flow between LiveRem and external systems.
What They Can Do:
Set Up Integrations - They can add and configure new integrations with payroll, HR systems, and other third-party services.
Monitor Integrations - Integration role users keep an eye on the data exchange between systems, ensuring everything runs smoothly.
Troubleshoot - They are the first line of defense when an integration issue arises and are responsible for initiating fixes.
Roles at a Glance
Role | Access Level | Primary Functions |
Admin | Full | Platform management, user control, financial oversight |
Team | Limited | Task execution, collaboration, role-specific operations |
Integration | Specialised | Manage integrations, monitor data flow, troubleshooting |
Why Roles Matter
Role-based access control helps maintain security, improve efficiency, and clearly define responsibilities across your organisation. Assigning the correct roles ensures users have access to what they need. No more, no less.
For more details on role permissions and how to assign them, refer to the Roles and Permissions help page.